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COTTON MACHINERY.
COTTON MACHINERY FOR
" SALE.

The machinery Of asIy-THoUsAND SPIN.
DIE sPlNNING-hILL, consisting Of
OPENERS,
CARDs,
RAILWAY HEADS and TRoUGHs,
DRAWING FRAMES,
SLUBBING INTERMEDIATES;
ROWING, SPINNING, and TWISTING
FRAMES.
AL In irst-class condition.
For particulars apply TO
PAwTuCKE'f THREAD COMPANY,
Providence, X. l.. or
CIR. MAkEPEACE,
10 ia3m Mil Engineer. Providence, r..
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DEV. JASPER'S CHURCH WILL
III RUN An EXCURSION TO STAUSTON,
VA, on MONDAf NIGHT, August 18th. at 10
o'clock. sud viii lecture on the " Rotation
Of tho sun I'm stanton on TUESDAY
NIGHT. August 18th, 90 o'clock. All are
requested 20 go with us, ~ 1t Is Tor gooi
cause. Sprrial accommodation for our white
frieuds. Train leaves stanton at y o'clock
1Ussdsy night Round trip, sl.50.
Az lO-W.F&SE3t
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EXCVRhIOyS. dc.

GRAND EXCURSION TO WASH
H INGT0N.-R0memter The OLD B9lS'
EXCLUSION TO WASHINGTON NEXT
SUNDAY NIGHT, August Il. lsSl, AT lo.3)
o'clock Faro for the round trip, -. Roiurn-
Ing, leave Washington Monday night 81 93J
O'Clock. Only one day lost nom business.
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.tPEClAL RATE TOR VIRGINIA.
- BEACH HOTEL FsH uuN 60 ti-
CVsT-Si25O. s., AL So pc. w'. . daily
rA.s, So 20 -. ". ". f.l. b.
MANAGE q .t.l
TO. Troy. Genera sYleIiltcullnt
IrIN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

CTATE BOARD OF DENTAL Elk
- ANINERS, SECRETARY's OFFICE, 800
EAST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
meeting Of the VIRGINIA STATE BOARD OF
DENTAL EXAMINERS will be held 81 the I've
geia Hotel, Old Point Comfort TUESDAY.
August 81. 1857, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Candidates
for examination will make application 10 The
Secretary on or before August 18TH.
j. r. WOODLEY. ID. ID. =. President.
CHARLES A. M6RCgB, ID. ID. y, Secretary.
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I OW EXCURSION RATES on
IL STEAMER ARIEL,
BY WHICH
CHURCHEs, SOCIETIES. AND OTHER OR
CARNATIONS CAN PAY OVF
THEIR INDEBTEDNESS.

For parties Of not less than twenty-five per-
sons this company will accept tho VERY Low
RATE or 81 EACH FOR ROUND TRIP TO
NORFOLK OR OLD POINT, and organizations
can charge 81. thus securing ahsndsome profit.
TICKETS GOOD ONE WEEK.
The same srangomen. can be made TO NlR-
GINA BEACH by adding J(c. - tho above
rates. Also, any Of the TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY MOONLIGHTS" can be char
tered on a cheap cooperative plan without
risk.
Days can now be secured. First como, first
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Uptown ofllce ill7 east Main street.
20 25-ts
National Republican., 1887-01-26

The chief of police has completed his report
for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1886, which
shows the following arrests made and fines i'm
posed The total number OF arrests was s, ,lO9,
Of which 720 were females. There were S03
males and $50 females under 30 years of age ar.
rested OF the 5,100persons arrested 2,OiS were
married aud 3,06l were unmarried. Some of
the principal otlenses for which the arrests
pere made were ARRAY, 1i2; assault, q; as
bigamy, 3: intoxication, 1918; drunk and dis
orderly. 247: murder. a profanity. 2S6; va
grapey, 272; threats. l2l; petit larceny. 24S;
United States prisoners, amounting to si.-
sS2.b2; So were sent to Jail and appealed, 81
held for the grand jury, 2l5 cases were nolle
prosequied, and $50 dismissed. There were 7SG
fines paid by District prisoners. amounting to
sl,6l2.75; appealed, 37i were sent to the work
house ,5s5 were dismissed and 1856 were nollG
prosecuted. The amount of stolen property
recovered and turned over to owners was 81.
539.2s; turned over to property clerk. 0,SlS.i2
National Republican., 1887-01-26
The Army Approximation Bill.

As agreed upon in conference the army ap-
preparation bill includes the Senate amend-
ments reducing from sss,O0O to sS3,OOO the ap-
preparation for pay of paymasters' clerks and
messengers, and travelling expenses; reducing
nom si20,0O0 to $4,000 the appropriation for
tho payment of employees of the subsistence
expenditure for the quartermaser's depart
mt mt shall be made except by the qulrtermas-
ter general under the direction of the secre-
sl2.LC0 to So 600 The appropriation for construc-
tion and repair of quarters for hospital stew
ards; increasing from Si00.00) to 100000 the
appropriation for the manufacture of arms at
sl2 6G6, ,9c0 to 1861 900 the appropriation for
the pay OF the army. The oonierees also re-
duced from 100000 to $500 the appropriation
vice at arseuals
National Republican., 1887-01-26

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Lodge Meetings To- Night.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic Washington Conmandery, No. /,
Masonic Temple; Masonic Relief Masonic
Temple; Masonic Mutual Relief Association,
Masonic Temple.
G. A. R.-O. p. Morton. No. 4. Ninth and d
streets northwest: James A. Garfield, No. q,
Seventh and streets northwest
|. q. o. Federal City, No. %. Odd Fell
lows Hall: Columbia. No. /. Odd Fellows Hall;
Ruth, No ., Odd Fellows Hall.
Knights of Pythias-Franklin, No. 2, Nc
Cauley's Hall, 2G9 Pennsylvania avenue south
east; Hermione, No. IL. Georgetown: Mount
Ninth street.
l. o. of R.-Union, No. 81, 8li Eighth street.
g. A. F.-Newton Camp, lie Droit building,
Room 40.
Sons of Jonadab-Hope, No. II, Pennsylvania
avenue and Nineteenth street.
American Legion of HOnor-Capital City,
No. 463, Seventh and streets.
l. o. g. T.-Fidelity, No. 81 Haynes Hall,
Anacostia.
II. 4. of T.-Capital City, No. /, Stidhams
Hall, 1923 Seventh street.
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Golden Rule No. 2. Academy Hall, 1906
1hirty.second street.
]. o. M.-Capital No. II, Red Mems Hall, @
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court-The following
business was transacted in.the United States
Supreme Court yesterday:
On motion Of Mr.. W. W. Ker, Alonzo d.
Douglass. ESQ.,, OF Philadelphia, Pa, was ad
ON motion of Mr.. Don NJ Dickinson, Nathan
II. Briggs, esq, of Battle Creek, Mich, was
admitted TO practice.
on motion of Mr.; John 7. Morgan. Samuel
r.. Honey, esq.,. of Newport, r. l., was ad-
No. i6I. The Winthrop Iron Company OF al,
appellants, VS.. Arthur b. Meeker ct al. Mo-
special .remanding order in accordance with
stipulation on file submitted by Mr.. X. d.
Mussey for appellants.
Nos. ii3. G67, 66S, 1902. 11Gi, and il65. THE
telephone cases.) Argument continued by Mr.
]. L. Maynadier for appellants in No. 1i3, aud
Mr. @. p. Lowiey for the Molecular Company
Adjourned until TO- day Mt - O'Clock.
Circuit Couit-Justico CoN--Dorsey VS. Glass
cock two cases.: plaintiff called aud suit dis
missed. District of Columbia VS.. Washington
mony ordered TO i,sue. .Naylor VS.. Denneano;
plaintiff called and suit dismissed Barbour
VS.. Porot: Judgment by default. Perry VS.. Co.
lumbia Railroad Company; snt dismissed
withdraw note. Hildcbrant & Morrison VS..
Bowles; verdict for plaintiff for s5.. Saver VS.,
Clay; verdict for plaintiff for sos. johnson VS..
jackson; plaintiff called and suit dismissed.
Acknowledgment Nos. II, 15, 2i, so, 81, 81,
IS, 80, 80, 40, II, i2, d3.
Equity .Ccurt-Justce Merrick.-Smith VS..
Jones et al; pro eonfesso against certain de-
granted. Cusck VS.. Cusick; order appointing
q. w. Hamilton guardian ad litem. Sawyer
ys. Sawyer; leave TO file supplemental bill
granted Anderson VS.. Hall; correction o
clerical errors ordered. Corcoran Fire Iusur-
ance Company VS.. johnson: sale decreed and
W. f. Edmonston appointed trustee to sell
HcnshGw VS.. District OF Columbia; demurrer
sustained and bill dismissed. Woods VS.. Guy
Injunction denied and restraining order dis,
charged. Davidson va. Davidson; sale ratified
nisi. Assignment-No5. AZ, 5i, SO. 81, 55, Sc, 81
5s, 59 and co.
Criminal Court-Justice MacArthur-Geo.
N. Walker, murder; argument In progress.
Campbell white, vagrancy; ninety days.
Daniel Scanlan, a white youth, vagrancy aud
second oilense threats to his father; maternity
pleads for him, and his personal bonds ac-
Moses slnshclmer, livery stable on G street
northwest, wasting Potomac wafer, paid s.
rather than heavy plumbers bill.
Richard RYAN, Sunday bar: so.
VIM. Hart white, loud and boisterous, paid
Carmino solar, the noted restauranteur. as
sault on Peter Van Doren, French waiter
vocative disorderly conduct in the restaurant
The prisoners conduct was Justly set of
against the assault, and his personal bonds
were taken.
Geo. Page, both star boys; dismissed.
Geo. Hawkins, colored. assault; IS.
John Ganly. jr., white boy, assault on hi,
father, John, sr.: fifteen days.
Joseph Manzena, an Italian, threats OIL
Frank Savage; personal bonds.
Many cases were postponed under personal
bonds to accommodate attorneys at presen
rnprepared to proceed.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
The Ministering ohildren's League.

branch of the Ministering Children's
League was arganized Sunday afternoon by
the teachers and scholars the Tabernacle
Sunday school, South Washington. This
league was founded in 1885 In London by Lady
Biabazon, and in November of the same wear
IL extended to this country, where
its growth has been very rapid aud wonderful.
Over one hundred branches have been formed
In twenty-Six states and territories from Mon.
tana and Minnesota to Texas and Florida
The object of the league is to promote kind.
nesF,, usefulness, and unseliishness among
children, by giving them some definite work
to do for others, so that generous motives may
be aroused and generous habits formed. The
activities of the little ones, instead of being al
lowed toGun into evil channels are thus di-
rected into useful, healthy flow. Tho Taber
nacle has the honor of starting the first Wash
ington branch, naming II after their much
beloved and popular pastors wife. the Seofeld
branch The work 1t has assumed is TO start
q Sunday school.room fund. The Sunday
s. hool is now holding its sessions in the church
room. Sufficient ground is owned in the rear
for this proposed addition, which Will prob
ably soon be in course of erection. The society
is ofiicered as follows; President, Mrs, Scofeld;
first vice president, Mrs. Harry Smith; second
vice president, Mrs Wm.J .Mur,agh; secretary,
Mrs. Addie Wright; treasurer, Miss Jessi }
White,
National Republican., 1887-01-26
CONGRESS AND THE DISTRICT.
Several Senate Bills Favorabiy Consid-
cred nv the Houea Committes

cred by the House Committee.
Senator Ingalls,, In the District commit
tee room yesterday, received the officers Of
the VIC. I. u. In conference In reference to
their pending bill In the Senate. He thought
the complaints on the bill were just, but the
remedy for the evil was In the power Of the
President. He suggested that an amend
ment forbidding liquor licenses to be issued
to houses Of ill-repute might be attached to
the liquor license bill In the House.
Senator Platt yesterday reported favora-
bly, from the patent committee bill direct
ing the Secretary Of the Interior TO extend
letters patent, Issued TO VIM. NJ. Bryant, Of
the District, formerly OF Alexandria, Va,
'for improvement In preparing the plth OF
cornstalks for use in the arts, for the term
OF seventeen years.
Senator Ingalls, yesterday presented a
memorial In favor OF the bill for the Eastern
Branch bridge adopted by the late mass
meeting of citizens.
Senator Vance yesterday introduced a
bill exempting from taxes heretofore or
future taxation the property Of the Sisters
Of the Holy Cross In lot 16, square 247. Re-
ferred to the District committee.
Senator Plumb yesterday presented a
petition In favor OF local option for the
citizens OF the District. He thought IL to
bo III uCColuuuCc Will Juc hcDuuliCdu spiiiV
Of government.
Congressman ID. b. Henderson In the
House yesterday introduced bill to incor-
porate reform school for girls In the Dis
trict. 1t provides that Samuel A. Shellabar
ger, Augustus w. Worthington, A, j..
Huntington, w. G. Dodge, Mills Dean,
Owen 5. Staples, j. L. Fitch, Thomas p.
Morgan, and Alexander Graham Bell aud
their successors shall be empowered to
create board Of trustees for reform
school in the District of Columbia. 1t EN-.
powers them to establish the school any
where In the District aud to acquire and
bold land for that puspose. In case OF the
dissolution Of the corporation the property
is to go to the District for the same purpose.
1t gives the trustees OF this proposed school
the same power as regards girls that the
trustees OF the reform school for boys have
with relation to boys. IL Is desired to OBJ.
tain an appropriation of $4,000.
The House District committee has d.
rccted favorable reports on the bills to In
corporate the National Safe Deposit Com
pany; for an additional justice of the Dis
iiict supreme court, a reporter for the Dis
tfict courts, and compilation OF the.Dls-
tIict code.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
| cocaine by s. t, Mason, dentist, 2l8 Four-and
a-half street northwest.
DR.. G. p, Culver has submitted to the Presi-
dent his charges against Health officer Town
shend.
William Wilson, colored was Yesterday given
six months in jail by Judge Smell for robblng a
| street car box.
The commissioners have refused to reopen
| the case of cx Policeman n. II. Cole, dismissed
for assaultng fellow officer.
Two intoxicated white men were yesterday
fined 90 each for smoking In police court. The
lines were subsequently remitted.
Race horse owners stabling their horses at
Ivy City are complaining loudly against the
bad stabling accommodations there.
The register yesterday received the will of
Mrs. Ellen owen for probate and record. The
| deceased leaves her property to her relatives.
Some of the builders have determined to ig.
more the building material order Of the COM
misSioners, and II arrested to test the order in
the courts
A certificate of the election OF S. Cohen, A.
Louis Saltstein, Jacob Aaron, Isaac Shaiuberg.
and i. Garner as trustees OF the House of Jacob
(Hebrcw) has been filed.
r, L. Whitman, 1775 Massachusetts avenue
reports stolen from his wagon a bundle of
clothing, worth $50. Morris Leary, 123 q street,
reports the larceny OF two chickens
The Grand Army OF the District have in
structed Commander Burke to confer with tho
| secretary OF War to have the Aqueduct bridge
repaired for use on next Decoration Day.
About $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs.
| Myers and her three children, living at Seventh
| and q streets southeast were partially sutio.
Gated by coal gas. DR.. Roberts rendered med.
| iCal aid
The following officers have been elected for
| the Washington Beneficial Endowment Asso-
| citation: President, Noble D. Larner; vice pres.
| idcnt, Robert Ball; secretary, Lawrence Gard.
| rer; treasurer, VIM. J. Stephenson; attorney,
| lsaac l.. johnson.
Mary Warren, of the East Washington Saliva.
| ton Army, refused to come outside and speak
| to John K. Bell, whereupon he said that II She
| did not she would be carried out corpse
Judge Smell yesterday put him under 500
| bonds to keep the peace.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Proposed Transfer of the Signal Service

Senator Morgan introduced the following
amendment as an additional section to the
bill which recently passed the House to create
department of agriculture and labor 1.-The
United States signal tervice bureau is hereby
transferred to the tblank) and shall consist of
one chief and such subordinate officers and
employees as may be necessary 10 efficiently
manage the bureau. Until otherwise pro.
vided by law the present organization of the
subordinate force of said bureau shall con-
tinue as at present, except that those enlisted
for service in said bureau shall hereafter be
re garded as civil employees thereof, subject to
removals as in other cases. The chief of said
bureau shall receive an annual compensation
Of $4,000, and be appointed by the President
by and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, and the money appropriated for said
service and hereafter appropriated shall be
the iblank "
National Republican., 1887-01-26
building Permits,

The following building permits were issued
yesterday Charles Harrison, erect two.story
frame dwelling, Fifteenth street extended;
$3.50. c. NJ. Corney. repair frame dwelling,
1898 Twenty-iirst street northwest; $50. Mary
1888; slO0. A. Smith, erect a brick two story
dwelling, 1904 Tenth street northwest $500.
Fssenmenger & Rabe. erect one-story boiler
house, d street, between Thirteenth and Four.
tcenth streets southeast: 81 900. d. @. Bell, re-
pair brick dwelling, 1917 Thirty-fifth stree,
northwest; $500. W. TT. Dougall, repair brick
dwelling, 1916 M street northwest; sl25
National Republican., 1887-01-26
SToCK-TAKING BULLETIN
No. I.

Twice a year-every six
months we ta ke stock,
strike a balance, review the
season, and profit by its ex-
perience. We are newly ed
ucated every six months.
Commencing tom o orrow
morning, we will inaugurate
a three days stock-taking
and remnant" sale-Thurs-
day, Friday, and Saturday,
Jan. 27, %, and 2o-as we
will take stock Saturday
night.
Supply and demand make
the price. Goods are worth,
practically speaking. what
they will fetch. We reckon
profits collectively-that is,
on the season. 1t pays to sell
some goods below cost. To
illustrate: Say we purchased
10 dozen jackets at SIS per
cozen. We sell 9 dozen at
500 per dozen and the last
dozen at $50 Ia loss of $25),
we yet make a profit of $500
on the line. We propose to
sell all ends Of lines, odd
sizes, broken lots, short
lengths-in other words, the
"ruins of the winter season"
-atand below cost. NE haze
made about all the brofks on
chr fall and atante1 stock that
aoe expect to, and aOlW be glad
to get err money back. We
make every season stand its
own losses. Nothing goes
over to be dragged out soiled
and musty next year. We
have always found you ready
and anxious to relieve us of
any surplus goods when we
lowered their prices; hence
we think you will appreciate
the opportunity offered dur
ing this stock-taking sale
a closing out of goods-we
do not wish to take in stock
at reduced prices.
See this evenings Star"
and. to-morrow's "Post" and
Republican" for itemized
reductions.
..H.r ...H, IL. ...| .. ..r D.. I'd
National Republican., 1887-01-26

The first regular meeting Of the newly
elected board of directors of the National
Rifles was held at the armory last evening for
the election of officers and committees.
with the following result: Capt. James
Keech, vice president: Lieut.. George
W. Evans. recording secretary; Lieut. Joseph
o. Manson, treasurer. Executive committee
Ed. A. Goodwin. chairman; X. b. Cuttings II.
son, George Bentley VIM. X. Ellis Commit.
tee In charge of uniforms-Frank McDermot,
chairman; Vim. g. Keech, Wm. X. Ellis, Geo.
of the hali--Joseph 0. Manson, chairman; ii.
X. Simpson, VIM, X. Ellis.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Financial Meastirea.

Treasurer Jordan and Comptroller Trenholm
were before the Senate committee on finance
md were questioned at length upon the prob
able effect Of the passage of three financial
meahls now before the committee. These
are the Beck bill for the retirement of legal
tender and national bank notes of small de-
nominations and the issue of coin certificates
The Aldrich bin to provide for the reduction of
interest on the bonded debt; and the McPher-
son bill 10 authorize the reduction of United
States bonds and OF the circulation Of national
National Republican., 1887-01-26
FANCY GOODS.

Carved Wood Match Holders, in representa-
tion of animals heads. were &c. now 25c.
Satin Upholstered Willow Work Baskets were
Csc, now soc.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Lecture ON Abraham Lincoln.

Dr. J. A. Powell, OF Illinois, delivered a lee
ture on the life and character oil Abraham
Lincoln, at Masonic Temple, last Monday
evening to good audience of intelligent
ladies and gentlemen, among whom were sew
eral members of Congress, ministers of the
gospel, and other distinguished citizens OF
Washington. The doctor was introduced by
Gen. Green b. Raum. The lecture was able
and null of interest, md the audience fre.
quently interrupted tho speaker with applause.
At the close ofthe lecture DR.. Powell received
the personal congratulations OF q large num-
Der OF the audience.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Gentlemen's Goods.
Ladies' Goods.
GLOVES.
SILKS.

Fancy Striped Silks reduced from sl.35 to
Sl.l5.
Fancy Striped Pushes reduced from CSC to 75c
Silk G0uze, all colors, CSC to 75c.
Colored Brocade Silks 75c, were S12j.
BD-Not all colors in stock.
National Republican., 1887-01-26

Recreation Hall. at tho Washington bar
racks, will doubtless be crowded tomorrow
military drama, entitled 'Foiled, or, A Strug-
gle for Life and Liberty which will be pre-
sented by the Third Artillery Dramatic Troupe.
The characters have been placed in good
hands, and the performance promises to be
very interesting, Immediately at the close of
the last act the floor Will be cleared for dane
tun
National Republican., 1887-01-26

Walt Whitman, Americas celebrated poet,
has recently written letter of thanks to Con.
gresham Lowering, who introduced a bill for
his pension. He was connected with the army
for period of three years during the late war
as hospital nurse. While performing surgi.
cal operation on a wounded soldier he re-
celved a cut. Blood poisoning set H. which
led 10 malaria. and resulted five years after
the war in paralysis
His first appearance as nurse was at Fred
ericksburg where he went, as he expresses 1t,
sation for his three years services. 1t has
b cen reported that Whitman was averse to q
pension, but his letter to Mr. Lowering ex-
presses gratitude for the introduction OF the
bill.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Ila nelInnnx nf Elnpnr

And the efficacy of its action have rendered
the famous liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs
immensely popular. 1t ceanses and tones up
the clOggeu and feverish system, dispels head
aches, colds, and feyers. cures Habitual Con.
isg on weak or inactive condition of the Kid
neys Liver, and Bowels. For sale In so cent and
81 bottles by all leading druggists. Mauufac-
turcd only by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
san Francisco, Cal ~
National Republican., 1887-01-26

John Gauley, 18 years old, was sent to Jail
yesterday by Judge Smell for fifteen days for
assaullng his father and mother. Young Gau.
ley, because his father refused him 10 cents to
go TO the Dime Museum, assaulted his father.
pulled his mothers hair, aud proceeded to
smash up things. Too much whisky was the
cause of his rash acts
National Republican., 1887-01-26
To Reimburse Maryland and virginia

Mr.. Malone introduced in the Senate bill
10 provide for the reimbursement of the states
of Maryland and Virginia, moneys advanced
to the United States TO aid In the erection of
government The bill provides that interest
shall be allowed on the moneys advanced. and
that any money due the Unit ed States by these
states shall be deducted from the amount
asked for
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Tho Rlndrntt Claim.

Another suit at law has been Instituted I'M
der the Blodget claim, Robert Morrison, as
trustee for Samuel Bloagett, lr., sues Charles
II. and Mary +. CrngiD and John A. Milburn
for possession of certa in property on PennSyl-
N0nia avenue, near Fifteenth street. and dam
- during the time thoy have been kent out
Oi b. property since the demand was made.
National Republican., 1887-01-26
Discussing the FISHERIES Ouestlon,

At the Cabinet meeting yesterday all the
members were present except Secretary Endl-
colt. The fisheries question was discussed. The
principal topic was the action of the Senate on
which question arose as to the legality of the
recent seizure of British vessels near the Seal
Islands for alleged violations of the laws regu.
lating the hunting OF seals at or near those is
lands,
National Republican., 1887-01-26
diamond Pnrnhasers

when the article they purchase can be sold
back TO the dealer at s per cent. less than the
price paid If they choose to do so. This ar
ms & Co., diamond importers. No. 1872 Seventh
cfr